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TEXAS TEACHERS ASSESSMENT 6 ACTUAL EXAM QUESTIONS 100% SOLVED WITH VERIFIED CORRECT SOLUTIONS GRADED A+ Of the statements below, which best supports the idea of group management and group focus? "In my classroom I prefer to manage behaviors through active participation and holding all students ac...

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TEXAS TEACHERS ASSESSMENT 6 ACTUAL EXAM QUESTIONS 100%

SOLVED WITH VERIFIED CORRECT SOLUTIONS GRADED A+

Of the statements below, which best supports the idea of group management and

group focus?

"In my classroom I prefer to manage behaviors through active participation and holding

all students accountable. I use a "popsicle stick randomizer" and draw names so

students never know who will be called on next."

Consider the following quote:"A win-win approach emphasizes giving students'

opportunities to develop self-management and self-control, freeing up time

otherwise consumed by reminders, punishing, or reporting kids. It leverages

cooperation and commitment by offering some control and autonomy within a

structure that protects the teacher's ability to teach and the students' ability to

learn."(Bluestein, 2011)Which teacher below adheres to this philosophy in her

classroom?

"In my classroom I am very conscious of developing my students' unique talents and

never comparing them to one another."

In which of the following situations should a teacher use an authoritative

classroom management style?

A teacher should turn to an authoritative style when a student is talking to another

student during direct instruction and stand close to them (proximity control)

What does the "instructional management" style philosophy associate with

misbehaviors?

, -Lack of incentives within the classroom

-Lack of organization

-Lessons that are too easy or too difficult

Which of the following explanations provides a strong support of the role of

active listening in the classroom?

-Teachers are able to gain insight into why students misbehave or struggle in

academics.

-Teachers are able to reinforce that they care about their students.

-Teachers are able to pose questions that allow for individual students to think more

deeply about the content area.

Which of the following are part of a great classroom management plan?

Knowing my students, planning for procedures, and implementing consistent policies

Which of the following is an example of an understandable procedure for a

classroom?

"Need to use the restroom? Give me the "crossed finger" signal and will let you know if

it is a good time to go."

As a new teacher, according to research, which plan will allow you find more

success in classroom management?

"My plan is to teach and practice procedures from day one and to also start building

relationships with my kids from the beginning. As I get to know my kids I might have to

make adjustments to my original plan."

What is a key factor to consider, as a novice teacher, when determining where a

student should sit within a classroom?

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